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2012-12-19
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America's Newsroom 1
Andrea Mitchell Reports 1
CBS This Morning 1
Capitol Hill Hearings 1
Hardball With Chris Matthews 1
Morning Joe 1
U.S. Senate 1
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MSNBCW 3
CSPAN 1
CSPAN2 1
FOXNEWSW 1
KPIX (CBS) 1
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benghazi 7
cia 7
clinton 7
washington 7
newtown 6
obama 6
afghanistan 5
boehner 5
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pentagon 5
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connecticut 4
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MSNBCW - Andrea Mitchell Reports
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Dec 19, 2012
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Andrea Mitchell Reports
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Dec 19, 2012


? >> craig melvin, the latest on another sad day, one of so many sad days in newtown, connecticut. thank you. >>> president obama today made it clear that when it comes to guns, doing something is better than nothing. >> if there is even one thing that we can do to prevent any of these events, we have a deep obligation, all of us, to try. the fact that this problem is complexed can no longer be an excuse for doing nothing. >> and meanwhile, on capitol hill, nancy pelosi gathered democratic lawmakers around her to accelerate their push for legislation. among them, caroline mccarthy from new york, long a leader of the effort, joining me now. congresswoman, thank you very much. it's fair to note that this cause for you is personal. it's why you got into politics. when i first met you, you were running, and it was because your husband, dennis, had been one of six people killed in 1993 in the shooting on the long island railroad when colin ferguson, that man, boarded the train and gunned them down and your son also was so seriously injured, your son kevin. how that inspired you and the passion of
CSPAN - Capitol Hill Hearings
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Dec 18, 2012
CSPAN
Capitol Hill Hearings
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Dec 18, 2012


colleague from connecticut, rosa delauro, has introduced that bill year after year. you said that the federal government can borrow money, 10-year notes, even 15-year notes, somewhere around 1.5%, maybe toward 2%. if we were to borrow that, put it into an infrastructure bank and then loan money to infrastructure projects that have a cash flow, sanitation facility, water facility, toll bridges and numerous other kinds of infrastructure, which is desperately needed, we could have a financing system that over time would actually make money for the federal government. could borrow at 1.5%, loan at 1.75%, have a margin there, the money would flow back in. you'd get that revolving. the president has actually proposed this in his american jobs act. he's picked this up during his debate, the fiscal cliff negotiations, put it back on the table. we ought to be doing that. in doing so we will create tens of thousands, indeed hundreds of thousands of american jobs. american jobs. and if we couple that with buy american so that the equipment, the steel, the concrete, the other ingredients
FOXNEWSW - America's Newsroom
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Dec 19, 2012
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America's Newsroom
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Dec 19, 2012


including 20 young first-graders at a connecticut elementary school. we're told he will announce the effort today. it will happen a couple hours from now. bill: steve centanni from the white house. what do we expect there, steve? >> reporter: well, bill, we expect the president and vice president joe biden come into the briefing room in a couple hours and begin process gathering information from inside their administration to formulate new policy, any kind of policy. any idea that could prevent this kind of mass violence, these kind of school shootings to happen in the future. this cops as newt town, connecticut, deals with the mass shooting. the yesterday administration officials met with a father of a teenager killed in the 1999 columbine shooting in colorado. monday the president met with members of his cabinet to gather ideas what might be done in the areas of mental health, school security, and gun control. most likely to push to renew the ban on assault weapons. press secretary jay carney talked about the challenge ahead of them. let's listen. >> it is clear as a nation we haven't don
KPIX - CBS This Morning
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Dec 19, 2012
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CBS This Morning
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Dec 19, 2012


. >>> now to newtown, connecticut, where more funerals will be held today for victims of friday's school massacre. elaine quijano is in newtown. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, charlie and norah. the search for comfort here means more funerals will take place today. it also means a slow return to things that once seemed routine. this simple act of going to school is no longer simple here. on the first day back after the shooting, it's become more of a ritual. mike morshuk planned to meet his 16-year-old daughter after class. >> i'll be waiting outside the car and hopefully a few friends will come over, give them a big hug and a kiss, you know. >> reporter: for students at sandy hook elementary classes won't resume until january. in an empty school being renovated nearby. their own building is still an active crime scene and may never be reopened. tuesday morning funerals were held for 6-year-old james mattioli who loved cuddling with his mom at the end of the day. and jessica rekos, who so loved horses. she had just asked santa for a new cowgirl hat. today there will be s
MSNBCW - Morning Joe
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Dec 19, 2012
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Morning Joe
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Dec 19, 2012


is to say that connecticut is tough on guns, which a lot of people have said in the last few days, and they are by the standards we have. the fifth toughest according to the brady campaign. you can get any number of automatic rifles. you can have a grenade launcher attachment on these. it's not really tough on guns but by the standards we have. >> tough by the standards we have, which are very low. this slippery slope argument you can make on everything. if the tsa can frisk me at the airport, then what's going to stop them from following me back out to my car and checking through the trunk of my car and following my car back to my house and kicking down my door and going into my closets? you can make the slippery slope aargument and everything, and i have friends that i have great respect for at the nra that have been supported by the nra that still believe that if -- >> you get their point. >> of course i get their point. but they say if you take away this guy's bushmaster, then you take away withthe glock. no, we're not. no, no. guess what? people like mansion and myself, 80%,
MSNBCW - Hardball With Chris Matthews
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Dec 19, 2012
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Hardball With Chris Matthews
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Dec 19, 2012


, clips, mental illness, and a violent culture. it's the brew that blew in newtown, connecticut. is there something we can do? the fiscal cliff. the president now says we're so close it makes no sense to fail. let's see tonight how close is close and whether or not the grownups can bring this to a healthy conclusion. and back to benghazi. there are reports in the state department's being blamed here. didn't have the protection they asked for. did they keep asking enough? the report says no. but what if they had? would they have gotten the re-enforcements but the cia said they didn't want their cover blown? again, let's get serious. joining me now to talk about gun violence is martin o'malley and governor ed rendell. thank you for joining me. president obama spoke forcefully this afternoon about needing to take action on gun safety. let's listen. >> this time the words need to lead to action. we know this is a complex issue that stirs deeply help passions and political divides. we need to work making access to work on mental health care as easy as access to a gun. and any actions
CSPAN2 - U.S. Senate
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Dec 19, 2012
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U.S. Senate
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Dec 19, 2012


mean a 10 over 10 budget connecticut working on budgets for 40 years. and you know, in order to achieve the savings, we have to look at every area. to me just repeat the areas you have to look at. one is efficiency. he kicked at the thought of efficiency, but you can get some significant savings in a department that large and cutbacks of unnecessary personnel. number two, force structure reductions. number three, procurement reforms. the whole area of procurement reform is something that action is very well. the fact is we build weapons systems that continue to be delayed, continues to cost escalation, continue to be added to them that attend these these things come out, they lost their usage because we've gone on to another new technology. we need to strengthen our procurement practices than we have. it's also got rid of some of the weaponization that's not needed. and the last area is compensation, which is always a difficult area. the compensation has grown by 80%. i have a health care bill at the defense department and $50 billion. i cannot do justice to everything i've got to maint

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